Summary:
Da Vinci RISE High District has one school, Da Vinci RISE High, serving grades 9–12 with 167 students. In 2025–2026, the school’s graduation rate was 42%, compared with 88% statewide, while chronic absenteeism was 63%, versus 18% statewide; its dropout rate was 10%, compared with 8% statewide. The most important concern in the reported measures is the combination of much lower graduation and much higher chronic absenteeism than California’s rates.
There are no other schools in this district list to rank against one another, so “top” and “bottom” labels would not offer a meaningful local comparison. Compared with California, Da Vinci RISE High was closest in science: 8% proficient versus 36% statewide, a 28-point gap. The gaps were larger in all-grades ELA—13% versus 49%, or 37 points—and math—5% versus 38%, or 33 points. The same-grade comparison in 11th-grade ELA was especially far apart: 13% at the school versus 57% statewide, a 45-point gap. Science is therefore the closest subject to the state currently, not a subject where the school is outperforming it.
Recent test-score changes were mixed: ELA rose 0.6 points at the school and 0.5 statewide, while math rose 3 points at the school and 1 statewide; science fell 8 points at the school as the state rose 3, widening the science gap by 11 points. SchoolDigger placed the school at the 16th percentile in 2025–2026, compared with the 19th percentile the year before; it lists the district at 897 of 968, the 7th percentile, with 0 stars. The school reported a 31.8:1 student–teacher ratio and 90% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025. These figures provide context, but one school’s results cannot show how similar schools compare or explain the outcomes.
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